In the mid 1970s, Margolies began his dogged pursuit of contemporary Americana with his camera.
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The real debt burden was 10 times as high as it had been in the mid 1970s.
Peter Curtin from Lisdoonvarna in County Clare first stumbled upon the link when he was living in Galway in the mid 1970s.
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Ebola was first identified in equatorial Sudan following significant outbreaks in northern Zaire (now Democratic Republic of Congo) and southern Sudan in the mid 1970s.
In the mid 1970s, everything changed for a couple of reasons.
Dr Robert Kahn won the Lifetime Achievement award for work he did in the mid 1970s developing the protocols that underlie the workings of the internet.
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In the mid 1970s, fathers of children under five devoted less than 15 minutes a day to child-related activities, compared to over two hours by the late 1990s, the survey showed.
On his hippy quest in the mid 1970s, Jobs backpacked around India with a college friend -- and, later, the first Apple employee -- engineer Daniel Kottke, in search of philosophical enlightenment.
If you were a teenager in the mid 1970s and couldn't afford a Moog, a self-build Paia kit was a way to get your own synth (plus a working knowledge of soldering) for cheap.
In each of the last four economic recessions in the United States, that is in the mid-1970s, in the early 1980s, in the early 1990s and most recently in 2000-2001, state higher education spending per student declined markedly.
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When the Adigrat Diocese Development Action (ADDA) project, with support from the Catholic Church, started working in the Irob area in the mid-1970s, it stimulated community action to make larger dams more quickly in order to create more land that could be used in ways determined by the community.
The Camp David accords and the 1979 peace treaty cemented a rapprochement between the U.S. and Egypt that began in the mid-1970s as the country moved out of the Soviet orbit.
The starting point was a pioneering study in the mid-1970s on the ecology and metabolism of the city of Hong Kong, combined with a survey of the quality of life of individuals and human adaptation.
The Labour government in power in the mid-1970s had tried to spend to stimulate the economy, but inflation soared to nearly 25%.
McQuown and Vasicek left Wells separately in the mid-1970s but teamed up in 1983 to apply options-pricing theory to live debt markets.
Jobs traveled around India in the mid-1970s for 7 months, and in the process discovered Zen.
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In the mid-1970s money manager Peter Gruber was living in Buenos Aires and investing his own money.
In the mid-1970s, Chile and Argentina became involved in what came to be known as the Beagle Conflict, a territorial dispute over the nearby Picton, Lennox, and Nueva islands.
In the mid-1970s this mini-mania was kicked off in part by a TV advertising campaign pushing a brand of bread and centering on a fictitious trucker named C.
Remember back in the mid-1970s, the Red Sox put padding out there in Fenway Park because Fred Lynn kept running into walls, and he was too valuable.
After an engineering degree from General Motors Institute, Burns spread his wings in the mid-1970s and set out for Berkeley, Calif. in a customized van, backpacking, skiing and getting a Ph.
It is an idea that has spread to cities around the world, such as Ottawa, Mexico City and Paris, but it started in Colombia when the streets were handed over to cyclists on a Sunday in the mid-1970s to encourage cycling in a safe environment.
Multi-year contracts worth seven or eight figures are a product of the free agency era, which began in some form for most major sports in the mid-1970s.
Work force input has been expensively upgraded: Public school teachers in 1983 had a median work experience of 13 years, up from 8 in the mid-1970s, and the proportion with a master's degree doubled in 20 years, to 53%.
The second one, which begins in the mid-1970s, is much more suspicious because it has been accompanied by a cooling of the stratosphere and is accentuated at high latitudes in the Northern Hemisphere and in the winter, which is what one would expect from increasing CO2.
Young engineer Nolan Bushnell sat down in the mid-1970s, looked at the falling prices of memory chips, extrapolated where they would be in a couple years and precisely predicted when computer games played on college computers would be cheap enough to operate in bars.
In the mid-1970s, for example, the media was full of stories about an impending ice age.
Fed policy in the mid-1970s was widely described as tight despite the high inflation rates they produced.
When the payout ratio fell below 50% in the mid-1970s, subsequent earnings growth plunged into negative figures.
Apart from a few appearances with Zappa in the mid-1970s, life after the band involved little music.
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